Static electricity can be an annoying and shocking experience, especially during dry seasons or in environments with low humidity levels. The pain caused by static shocks, hair sticking to clothes, or the inability to touch certain material without getting zapped is enough to drive anyone crazy. However, there's a simple solution to combat this problem: humidifiers. In this blog, we'll explore how humidifiers can help get rid of static electricity and improve your overall com

All plants need water to survive. And in addition to the water in their soil, there are many plants that thrive when there is ample water in their air. Check out the plants around your home and see if you have any of the ones on our list below. These guys love humidity. Adding a humidifier to your plant room or the whole house is the easiest and healthiest way to add humidity for your plants and for you!

Online searches for humidifiers are soaring right now. As winter brings in dry air, congestion, and virus bugs, online shoppers want to know what is the best humidifier they can buy to fight these common winter foes.

Fighting COVID is foremost on everyone’s mind. We sanitize our hands, wear masks, social distance, and do everything else healthcare specialists tell us to do. But there is one thing our health and disease experts are recommending that you’re probably missing: humidity.

While everyone anxiously awaits the end of the coronavirus pandemic, scientists at Yale say that in addition to social distancing and handwashing, increased indoor humidity may be an ally in slowing the virus’ transmission.

Whether you’re scrolling through the news or your Facebook feed, coronavirus cases are the leading topic of conversation. It’s easy to find yourself bobbing aimlessly around in the sea of memes, store closings, toilet paper shortages, and fear. But it’s important to stay calm, follow tips to protect yourself, and know how to care for yourself if you do get sick.

Humidifiers are known to help keep your home comfortable because they maintain healthy humidity levels. Now, as the number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases increases, many health organizations are encouraging the use of humidifiers to help relieve coronavirus symptoms as well as help prevent the virus’ spread.

Humidifiers solve a number of problems in our modern lives. They relieve dry skin and hair, relieve allergy and sinus symptoms, reduce airborne flu virus, alleviate snoring, improve the health of houseplants, and even save money on heating costs.

Humidifiers have many benefits to home and health. Keeping your humidifier clean is extremely important to the proper working of the unit. And since evaporative humidifiers and ultrasonic humidifiers function differently, their cleaning requirements are different as well.

AIRCARE humidifiers have many benefits to your health. The added moisture in the air helps keep skin from drying and cracking. It helps alleviate allergy symptoms and snoring problems. It can eliminate itchy eyes and nosebleeds. But humidifiers also have environmental benefits!

Essential oils have been in use for thousands of years, but they became a mainstream sensation only within the last decade. Essential oils are the concentrated oil-soluble components extracted from natural material, such as plants. And when we say concentrated, we mean really, really concentrated. For example, in order to produce a single pound of lavender essential oil, it is estimated that 250 pounds of lavender flowers are required. It is estimated that it takes 10,000 pou

Dry, flaky skin. You apply moisturizers, creams, and lotions, but the problem just won’t seem to go away. That may be because the problem is more than skin-deep. Harsh weather and cold wind is often blamed as the culprit behind dry winter skin. While that is not too far from the truth, it is really the lower humidity levels that frequently cause itchy, flaky winter skin. Heating systems in our homes can reduce the indoor humidity levels to as little as 10%. Dermatologists

Lil Aurora knows that dry skin is very uncomfortable for humans in the wintertime. And for the amphibian and reptile residents of our homes, proper humidity levels are not merely for comfort; proper humidity is necessary.

Some of our most frequently asked questions are about the notifications that come up on the humidifier display panels. Knowing what the notifications mean and what you should do about them is important.

Humidifier or Diffuser? What is the difference? The English language is complicated. Our melting pot of a country has adopted words from all over the globe. Even with very specific terms or words, their exact meanings can still be ambiguous, and people may (unintentionally) say one thing when they mean something else. “Humidifier” and “diffuser” are two such words. They are frequently used interchangeably, but they are, in fact, quite different. So what are the differences

The best way to keep your humidifier working properly is to clean it thoroughly and regularly. Today, we’ll show you step-by-step how to clean your AURORA and AURORAmini ultrasonic humidifier. You will only need FIVE things: your humidifier, water, white vinegar, an old toothbrush, and a cloth. Let’s get started!

Humidifiers come in a variety of sizes and styles to suit any space. Large whole house humidifiers have the ability to cover several thousand square feet. We’re often asked what will happen if you use a humidifier designed for more square footage than the size of your home. Is it okay, or will it cause problems? For many situations, yes, you can use a larger humidifier. There are some important things to keep in mind. We’ll break down the pros and cons to help you find the pe